Wow. I've listened to this song over a hundred times, literally, but I feel like I never heard how great that cello was before. And I actually had to look up at the beginning, make sure I was still in my room, b/c a memory came back so strong. Beautiful. Anybody know the time of super-cool cello-man? Mmm, and Jon, thanks for your music. Muchas gracias.
would love your permission to add this original to our humble collection of Original Train Songs at The Salvage Yard.....love it and glad I found it....Ron
Adore this song!!
There is genuinely something incredible about watching people doing what they were born to do... Golden! Absolutely golden!
His voice has been in my soul all my life :)
This will always be one of my all time favorite songs!
I've seen this so many times, but I'm still amazed.
I love this song!!! I can imagine the train ride perfectly
This is my favorite song in the album!!!!!!!!!
Wow. I've listened to this song over a hundred times, literally, but I feel like I never heard how great that cello was before. And I actually had to look up at the beginning, make sure I was still in my room, b/c a memory came back so strong. Beautiful.
Anybody know the time of super-cool cello-man? Mmm, and Jon, thanks for your music. Muchas gracias.
heh. Keith Tutt, II. a.k.a. super-cool cello-man.
🙏❤️😥
these are great videos, cannot believe how low the viewing numbers are!!!
Epic
they both practice every day and night.
and I can't believe no one else has commented on it
would love your permission to add this original to our humble collection of Original Train Songs at The Salvage Yard.....love it and glad I found it....Ron
@IpCrackle it's probably D. Harmonicas can be kind of tricky to match up with guitar if theyre not in the same key.
Not really, it's pretty common to use a different key harmonica
He's so much better solo than with switchfoot
Is Jon using a harmonica in the key of G or D? I'd assume D, because that's the key the song is in...
G in 2nd position
anybody know what key the harmonica is in?
This sounds like a D, but on the album recording it is a G (played in second position)
Jesus?